Friends who were a little disappointed in several American blockbusters in November, don't miss this visual popcorn at the end of the year.
1. Story: Think of it as a line of intercourse.
The storyline is almost weak, but it is rare, the story is not the focus in this film.
I gave the gangsters and the little toutou some compelling reasons, and let them complete 8 extreme challenges and sabotage.
I made up a few reasons for the rookie policeman to join the gang and experience the fun of extreme sports.
I gave the police leaders a few reasons and asked them to let the group of people complete 8 sets of extreme experiences.
But in front of the ultimate visual enjoyment, these are all clouds! !
That's why it can't get 80 points, but I still highly recommend it.
2. Visual effect: excellent! Excellent! Excellent!
The film fictionalizes a complete set of extreme challenge processes called "Ozaki 8 items", so the film costs a lot of money to visually present all the challenge processes, which vary from place to place.
0. Warm-up at the opening: the motorcycle leap over the cliff;
1. The birthday of the sky: Everest parachute;
2. The awakening of the earth: Mexico's swallow cave fixed-point parachute into the cave;
3. The perpetual movement of the wind: a winged flight on the top of the Alps;
4. Water creatures: extreme surfing in a 100-foot wave (presented in two sections, the end of the film is super stunning);
5. Ice consolidation: downhill skiing on the Italian glacier (wild road)
6. The bondage of stones: bombing Gold mine, the motorcycle escapes the boulder after the collapse.
7. The ruler of life: Venezuela Angel Falls 3000 feet free-hand
and unsecured rock climbing; 8. Unreserved trust: ultra-high altitude diving without planning and preparation;
BONUS: the hero and the heroine are in Free diving in the sea with one breath.
For so many bridges above, what plot is needed!
What's more commendable is that most of the shots are professionally shot by extreme athletes!
The real shots bring a good texture. This is the most direct viewing experience of "Gold Thieves"
. There are two types of real shots in the film:
1. Aerial photography: using helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft to provide a vision for the movie. A macroscopic visual spectacle.
2. Extraordinary subjective lens: Set up a camera on the stuntman to allow the audience to follow the actor's perspective through various dangers in nature.
Under the effect of the big screen, the movie itself is shaping a spectacle with great visual impact, not to mention the passionate tension in the scene of high-speed shots.
It's rare to see such a movie that costs a lot of money to do visual effects and don't spend money on the actors' remuneration.
3. Actors: macho+beauties.
Because the plot is a cloud, so the actors' acting skills are also clouded, as long as they are in good shape.
1. Luke Bressey, the actor of Utah, looks like the late movie star Heath Ledger. He is slightly young, but he has a good body and big chest muscles.
2. The heroine Teresa Palmer's chest is big enough, but the sexy performance was cut by the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television. What's commendable is that most of the stunts are done by herself. She had just given birth to her son.
4. Highlights:
1. The film is adapted from the 1991 action film "Breaking Point", which is considered a remake, but the storyline has been changed to some extent, and the original is not copied.
2. The film cost 150 million U.S. dollars, and it took nearly a year to complete the film. This kind of rigorous and hard-working shooting attitude is rare in the global film scene.
3. This film has some Chinese investment: DMG Entertainment Group participates in investment production. DMG also participated in "Iron Man 3", "Transcendent Hacker" and "Loop Messenger".
4. The film was released in North America ahead of schedule, nearly three weeks ahead.
5. The Ozaki eight events are fictional in the movie, but there is Ozaki in reality.
Summary: When they started flying, climbing, and rushing to the top of the waves, as a spectator, I really seemed to have escaped from the surface of the earth. Cool!
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